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claimed "the Court of Appeal never had a prayer of solving the problem that was put to the people in this referendum, which was solving the backlog", with 1,814 cases pending at the end of 2015 compared to 2,001 cases at the start. A spokesperson for the court said it would process cases faster when
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inserted a transitory article 64 to allow appeals from the High Court pending before the Supreme Court at the creation of the Court of Appeal to be transferred to the new Court. (In accordance with one of its own provisions, this article was deleted from the official text of the constitution on 28
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was announced as the President-designate of the new Court on 25 February 2014. The Court of Appeal Act 2014 was introduced as a government bill on 2 July 2014, passed by the Dáil on 15 July and the Seanad on 16 July, and signed by the President on 20 July. On 23 July the government named six High
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The decision of the Supreme Court on a question as to the validity of a law having regard to the provisions of this Constitution shall be pronounced by such one of the judges of that Court as that Court shall direct, and no other opinion on such question, whether assenting or dissenting, shall be
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Notwithstanding section 4.1° hereof, the Supreme Court shall, subject to such regulations as may be prescribed by law, have appellate jurisdiction from a decision of the High Court if the Supreme Court is satisfied that there are exceptional circumstances warranting a direct appeal to it, and a
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The Supreme Court shall, with such exceptions and subject to such regulations as may be prescribed by law, have appellate jurisdiction from all decisions of the High Court, and shall also have appellate jurisdiction from such decisions of other courts as may be prescribed by law.
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While the amendment provided for the new court to hear most appeals, it also provided for exceptions that could go directly to the Supreme Court. The Thirty-third Amendment makes appeals from the Court of Appeal to the Supreme Court subject to obtaining the Supreme Court's
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expressed a similar viewpoint and called for a No-vote. While Williams favours removing the one-judgment rule, he criticised the joining of that with the Court of Appeal in a single amendment requiring a single referendum. Seth Barrett Tillman, a lecturer in law at
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apologised after using an out-of-date electoral register file to generate polling information cards; this resulted in 35,000 voters and deceased people receiving incorrect information about where to vote. Cards were regenerated using the correct data.
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noted that "few voices" were "raised against the amendment" and that awareness of the issues was hampered by the prohibition of publicly funded advocacy campaigning; it recommended a Yes-vote. Ruadhan Mac Cormaic, legal affairs correspondent for the
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Justice shall be administered in courts established by law by judges appointed in the manner provided by this Constitution, and, save in such special and limited cases as may be prescribed by law, shall be administered in public.
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on 8 October 2013. As no petition challenging the results was lodged at the High Court by 15 October, the certificate became final. President Michael D. Higgins signed the bill into law on 1 November 2013, after returning from a
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The Constitution provided for the establishment of two courts: the Supreme Court and the High Court. Other courts may be established by statute but may not question the constitutionality of legislation. The High Court is a
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An opinion poll on 10–17 September 2013 asked how well voters felt they understood the issue. Of respondents, 6% said "very well", 9% "quite well", 30% "to some extent", 21% "not particularly well" and 33% "not at all".
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described the current backlog of court cases as "unsustainable" and the referendum as "an invitation for citizens to enable the superior courts to work better"; she did not explicitly advocate a yes vote, because
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2° No law shall be enacted excepting from the appellate jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal cases which involve questions as to the validity of any law having regard to the provisions of this Constitution.
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Article 34A.4 specified that that all references to the Article 34A would be deleted once the Court of Appeal was established, whilst Article 64 would be removed one year after the court's establishment
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the 2014 Act in two stages in September and October 2014. The Court of Appeal came into being on 28 October 2014 and its first nine judges were appointed by the President at 6.30 pm the following day.
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No law shall be enacted excepting from the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court cases which involve questions as to the validity of any law having regard to the provisions of this Constitution.
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The Supreme Court shall, subject to such regulations as may be prescribed by law, have appellate jurisdiction from a decision of the Court of Appeal if the Supreme Court is satisfied that—
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suggested the delays in hearing cases were caused by too many litigants rather than too few judges or courts. Diarmuid Rossa Phelan, a prominent Irish barrister and law professor at the
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that the Court of Appeal was no substitute for a more fundamental reform of the Irish judicial system, which he said was unlikely as it would challenge the vested interests of lawyers.
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was established, as required by law, to oversee the referendum to be held on 4 October 2013. The referendum commission's dedicated website was launched on 5 September 2013.
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have appellate jurisdiction from all decisions of the High Court, and shall also have appellate jurisdiction from such decisions of other courts as may be prescribed by law.
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and of the Supreme Court (the latter provision is by statute, not under the Constitution). The President of the new court is also a member of both bodies. The existing
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was merged with the new Court of Appeal. The government plans to reduce the number of Supreme Court judges from ten to five as sitting justices retire.
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required judges to be impartial. Michael Williams, a solicitor opposed to the referendum, felt the speech "stepped across the line" into politics. The
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expressed concern that the referendum would be overshadowed by the simultaneous referendum proposing abolition of the Seanad. Shatter also criticised
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judge who chaired the Referendum Commission, expressed concern about the lack of public debate on the Court of Appeal proposal.
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scattered consequential amendments to refer to the new Court wherever the Supreme Court and High Court are currently mentioned.
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Before the new court could come into being, statutory laws regulating its operation must be passed, and judges recruited.
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The bill made one change not related to the new Court of Appeal: removing the "one-judgment rule" which provided that only
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had been created without a constitutional amendment, the same ought to be possible for a Civil Court of Appeal. Lawyer
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Earlier today, the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) urged farm families to vote Yes in the Court of Appeal referendum.
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precondition for the Supreme Court being so satisfied is the presence of either or both of the following factors:
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3° The decision of the Court of Appeal shall be final and conclusive, save as otherwise provided by this Article.
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of 39.15%. The Court of Appeal was created in October 2014 under statutes mandated by the amended Constitution.
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inserted a transitory article 34A to mandate the establishment of the new Court of Appeal by an ordinary
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The substantive changes to the Constitution were to Article 34, which defines the court system.
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by the Supreme Court on constitutional cases. The deletion allowed divergent views, such as in
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on 24 July 2013. A referendum was held on 4 October 2013, at which 65.1% voted in favour, on a
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had become law. That bill was put to referendum the same day as this bill, and was rejected.
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ii in the interests of justice it is necessary that there be an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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ii with such exceptions and subject to such regulations as may be prescribed by law,
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The Courts shall comprise Courts of First Instance and a Court of Final Appeal.
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The decision of the Supreme Court shall in all cases be final and conclusive.
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issued a provisional result certificate of the votes, which was published in
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pronounced, nor shall the existence of any such other opinion be disclosed.
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of the Supreme Court. The amendment was approved by the electorate in a
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Thirty-third Amendment of the Constitution (Court of Appeal) Bill 2013
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The president of the Supreme Court shall be called the Chief Justice.
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a consequential amendment which would only have been relevant if the
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Thirty-third Amendment of the Constitution (Court of Appeal) Act 2013
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advised farmers to support the bill to reduce delays in litigation.
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Court judges who would be transferred to the new Court under Ryan.
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October 2015, one year after the Court of Appeal was established.)
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i the decision involves a matter of general public importance, or
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Describes the Courts of First Instance, including the High Court
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i the decision involves a matter of general public importance;
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The Court of Final Appeal shall be called the Supreme Court.
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established a Working Group on a Court of Appeal, chaired by
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and, less often, referrals of bills from the President under
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Index

amendment to the Constitution of Ireland
Court of Appeal
High
Supreme Courts
appellate jurisdiction
referendum
President
Michael D. Higgins
leave
mandatory jurisdiction
bill
houses
Oireachtas
turnout
Courts of the Republic of Ireland
court of first instance
general
original jurisdiction
civil law
criminal law
Central Criminal Court
Circuit Court
limited jurisdiction
Court of Criminal Appeal
Article 26 of the Constitution
constitutional in nature
then government
Susan Denham
Alan Shatter
Minister for Justice and Equality

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